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A Nazi war criminal is still on the loose.
Ex-SS captain, Eric Daemon, escaped Nazi Germany at the end of the war and is later captured by the OSS in South America. Daemon is recruited to spy on East and West Germany during the Cold War, and afterwards he finds himself in Chicago as part of the deal for his help in Europe.
But when Daemon sets up his new residence, a survivor of the Holocaust, and the camp where the German officer did his evil, spots the SS captain on the streets of Chicago. Daemon murders the survivor, and Detective Jake Parisi of Chicago Homicide begins his pursuit of the Nazi war criminal.
Parisi runs into roadblocks from the FBI, the CIA, and the Mossad in his pursuit of Eric Daemon. Dead end after dead end begins to wear on Jake, but he will not let this monster get away. A relentless search for the Nazi results in a heart pounding conclusion.
Home is the Hunter is a post-World War II dramatic thriller that sees good and evil grapple to the bitter end.
Thomas Laird has published five novels: Cutter, Season of the Assassin, Black Dog, Voices of the Dead and The Underground Detective. His fiction has been well reviewed by the Washington Post, the Chicago Sun-Times, Publisher’s Weekly, Library Journal, The Independent on Sunday and Crime Time . He lives near Germantown Hills, Illinois.
Genre: Historical
Ex-SS captain, Eric Daemon, escaped Nazi Germany at the end of the war and is later captured by the OSS in South America. Daemon is recruited to spy on East and West Germany during the Cold War, and afterwards he finds himself in Chicago as part of the deal for his help in Europe.
But when Daemon sets up his new residence, a survivor of the Holocaust, and the camp where the German officer did his evil, spots the SS captain on the streets of Chicago. Daemon murders the survivor, and Detective Jake Parisi of Chicago Homicide begins his pursuit of the Nazi war criminal.
Parisi runs into roadblocks from the FBI, the CIA, and the Mossad in his pursuit of Eric Daemon. Dead end after dead end begins to wear on Jake, but he will not let this monster get away. A relentless search for the Nazi results in a heart pounding conclusion.
Home is the Hunter is a post-World War II dramatic thriller that sees good and evil grapple to the bitter end.
Thomas Laird has published five novels: Cutter, Season of the Assassin, Black Dog, Voices of the Dead and The Underground Detective. His fiction has been well reviewed by the Washington Post, the Chicago Sun-Times, Publisher’s Weekly, Library Journal, The Independent on Sunday and Crime Time . He lives near Germantown Hills, Illinois.
Genre: Historical
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